[Verse 1] Eighteen and seventeen, smoke in the air You asked for a cigarette, I don't even smoke I swear Your hand found my arm, right where the ink was new I asked about Snapchat, you laughed and said "I don't have one” [Pre-Chorus] Two kids at a party, nowhere left to go But somehow that was the start of everything I know [Chorus] Since that house party, eighteen years old We turned strangers into a story that's ours to hold Every mile, every year, every wall we built and tore Since that house party, I've never wanted anyone more [Verse 2] That first year we ran — didn't wait, didn't plan Bags packed a few months in, holding your hand New cities, new stamps, we kept chasing the sun Every trip made it clearer that we'd only just begun [Pre-Chorus] Years passed, love stayed, something steady grew Two-thousand-eighteen to now, still choosing you [Chorus] Since that house party, eighteen years old We turned strangers into a story that's ours to hold Every mile, every year, every wall we built and tore Since that house party, I've never wanted anyone more [Bridge] Two-thousand-twenty-three, we found four walls to call our own Slowly making it beautiful, brick by brick, we're home And through the hardest days, when the world got dark and cold I watched you carry weight that would’ve broken lesser souls You never let it break you, you just stood a little taller I’ve never been more proud to love a heart that strong [Final Chorus] Since that house party, eighteen years old You turned my whole life into a story I'm proud to hold Through the grief, through the joy, through everything in store Since that house party — I love you more and more [Outro] Just a cigarette and a lie about Snapchat Turned into forever — who would've guessed that
